One area of interest for the auto industry is trying to reinterpret colors associated with fuel-efficient vehicles.
The more notorious rulings have seen self-declared Muslims branded apostates for seeking to reinterpret fundamental principles of the faith.
And we see it in democratic countries that choose not to ratify certain international conventions, or reinterpret conventions to which they have subscribed.
For one, Mr Gormez is the brains behind an ambitious project to reinterpret the Hadith, the most sacred text in Islam after the Koran.
Lawyers for Chester had argued that, irrespective of that consultation, the courts were obliged to reinterpret the existing law because of what the European Court said in 2005.
Provocative Italian director Romeo Castellucci will reinterpret Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring with a 100-piece orchestra in the derelict Mayfield railway depot to mark the dance work's centenary.
In working to restore monumental buildings using traditional techniques, Daemokjang practitioners reinterpret the beauty of traditional architecture with their artistic creativity and re-create it with their technical skills.
One of the worst cases occurred in September 2004 when the tiny biotech firm Atherogenics had to call in Nissen to help reinterpret results of a troubled IVUS study that suffered from data quality problems.
Dave Matthews, Emmylou Harris and Bob Seger are just a few of the musicians who reinterpret and just slightly reinvent a bunch of Little Feat classics, while Jimmy Buffett serves as the executive producer.
"Vanda provided the FDA with additional data and arguments that led us to reinterpret results of several of their studies, thus convincing the agency that there was sufficient data to support an approval action based on the existing clinical trials, " says Sandy Walsh, an FDA spokeswoman.
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